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From: humtech@ucschu.ucsc.edu (Mark Frost)
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Subject: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Keywords: Turtle Restore
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Date: 7 Apr 89 16:54:56 GMT
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I have a bit of a problem! I just backed up my entire hard disk using the
Turtle backup utility in order to reformat my hard disk. (I wanted to
try formatting my Seagate ST296N at 1:1 interleave). Well now that I've
discovered that I can't format 1:1 (I have ROM8's), I reformatted to 2:1
interleave. Now I need to restore my hard disk from the floppies. I can't
figure out how to do this!!! Other than manually copying all of the files 
off of the floppies I can find no way to do this using Turtle (or any of
the support programs). The program "Terrapin" allows me to restore a file
which is not helpful. I need to restore the entire hard disk from floppies.
Turtle (3.0 I believe is what I have) has only a "backup" option from what I
can tell - no "restore" option!

Help! Help! I'm practically in a panic. Please someone help me....

e-mail is best if you can reach me...

Thanx very much in advance!!


Mark Frost
	Office of the the Computing Coordinator
	Humanities Division
	University of California at Santa Cruz
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